Bug fix for tx fetching #305
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Two changes:
pypromice.tx.tx.sortLines()attempts to sort transmissions and save to a new file (which then replaces the old file). However, if no new lines are appended then the function will still try to save to a new file, which creates the bug. To solve this, I have indented the file replace routine, so that it is only triggered if the transmissions have been sortedpypromice.tx.get_watsontxas this is outside of pypromice's main focus on AWS processing